Take a cue from centuries of people “in the know” and check out beaches in the northeastern United States.
The northeastern coast of the United States is home to the beaches upon which the pilgrims landed, near which the barons of the industrial age built their manorial summer “cottages,” and these beaches still attract elite visitors seeking out a sliver of idyllic summer fun. While northeastern beaches are really only suitable for swimming and sunning in the high summer season, their natural beauty and rich history have plenty to offer year round. Moshup Beach on Martha's Vineyard one of New England's beat beaches. It is a slightly-hard-to-reach sandy stretch with a backdrop of red clay cliffs and the Gay Head lighthouse. Unlike many of the other beaches on this island, Moshup faces the open ocea more...